generic_steps.rb in soaspec-0.2.25

- old
+ new
@@ -1,85 +1,85 @@
-require 'active_support/core_ext/string/inflections'
-
-# @return [Exchange] Return current or last exchange used in Cucumber
-def current_exchange
-  @current_exchange ||= Soaspec.last_exchange
-end
-
-# Pass in the operation (HTTP method or SOAP operation) in first parameter and api name as second.
-# API name can be mulitple words and it will be converted to camel case to find the ExchangeHandler class
-# @example Create an Exchange representing an HTTP 'post' based on the 'Puppy' RestHandler class
-#   I am performing a post on the Puppy API
-# @example Create an Exchange for a 'get_bank' operation on for a 'Banking' SoapHandler class
-#   I am performing a get_bank on the Banking API
-Given 'I am performing a {word} on the {string} API' do |operation, api_name|
-  @current_exchange = api_name.tr(' ', '_').camelize.constantize.send operation
-end
-
-# Set a parameter in the request body
-# @example Set the name element in the request body to Charlie
-#   And I set the name to 'Charlie'
-# @param [String] Element in request body to set
-# @param [String] Value to set it to
-Given 'I set the {word} to {string}' do |key, value|
-  current_exchange[key] = value
-end
-
-# Add onto the base_url to make a complete url for the test
-# @example base_url is 'http://petstore.swagger.io/v2' and I want a post to 'http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/pet'
-#   I use the path pet
-Given 'I use the path {word}' do |suburl|
-  current_exchange.suburl = suburl
-end
-
-# Add a query parameter for http 'get' requests. e.g. will add '?filter_key=filter_value' onto URL
-# @example To create a query for '?status=sold'
-#   And I filter 'status' by 'sold'
-# @example To add a query for 'area' being 'australia' to make a total of '?status=sold&area=austrialia'
-#   And I filter 'area' by 'australia'
-Given 'I filter {string} by {string}' do |filter_key, filter_value|
-  transformed_key = filter_key.to_sym
-  if current_exchange.override_parameters[:q]
-    current_exchange.override_parameters[:q][transformed_key] = filter_value
-  else
-    current_exchange.override_parameters[:q] = { transformed_key => filter_value }
-  end
-end
-
-# Add HTTP header 'header_name' as 'header_value'
-# @example
-#   And I set header 'accept' to 'application/xml'
-Given 'I set header {string} to {string}' do |header_name, header_value|
-  if current_exchange.override_parameters[:params]
-    current_exchange.override_parameters[:params][header_name] = header_value
-  else
-    current_exchange.override_parameters[:params] = { header_name => header_value }
-  end
-end
-
-# Make the API call. This is automatically done when any method extracting a response is made. It can be done
-# explicitly here as it is a meaningful step
-When 'I make the request' do
-  current_exchange.call
-end
-
-# Extract the value from the response that is at the path 'key' and verify it is eq to expected_value
-# @example Assert response body has at the path 'name', the value 'Charlie'
-#   Then it should have the name 'Charlie'
-Then 'it should have the {word} {string}' do |key, expected_value|
-  expect(current_exchange[key]).to eq expected_value
-end
-
-# Extract the value from the response that is at the path 'key_string' and verify it is eq to expected_value
-# Conversion is made on key_string to make it one snake case word
-# @example Assert response body has at the path 'customer_name', the value 'Charlie'
-#   Then it should have the 'customer name' 'Charlie'
-Then 'it should have the {string} {string}' do |key_string, expected_value|
-  key = key_string.tr(' ', '_')
-  actual_value = current_exchange.respond_to?(key) ? current_exchange.send(key) : current_exchange[key]
-  expect(actual_value.to_s).to eq expected_value
-end
-
-# Verify that the HTTP status code is 200..299 and that any defined mandatory elements / mandatory values are as expected
-Then 'it should be successful' do
-  expect(current_exchange).to be_successful
-end
+require 'active_support/core_ext/string/inflections'
+
+# @return [Exchange] Return current or last exchange used in Cucumber
+def current_exchange
+  @current_exchange ||= Soaspec.last_exchange
+end
+
+# Pass in the operation (HTTP method or SOAP operation) in first parameter and api name as second.
+# API name can be mulitple words and it will be converted to camel case to find the ExchangeHandler class
+# @example Create an Exchange representing an HTTP 'post' based on the 'Puppy' RestHandler class
+#   I am performing a post on the Puppy API
+# @example Create an Exchange for a 'get_bank' operation on for a 'Banking' SoapHandler class
+#   I am performing a get_bank on the Banking API
+Given 'I am performing a {word} on the {string} API' do |operation, api_name|
+  @current_exchange = api_name.tr(' ', '_').camelize.constantize.send operation
+end
+
+# Set a parameter in the request body
+# @example Set the name element in the request body to Charlie
+#   And I set the name to 'Charlie'
+# @param [String] Element in request body to set
+# @param [String] Value to set it to
+Given 'I set the {word} to {string}' do |key, value|
+  current_exchange[key] = value
+end
+
+# Add onto the base_url to make a complete url for the test
+# @example base_url is 'http://petstore.swagger.io/v2' and I want a post to 'http://petstore.swagger.io/v2/pet'
+#   I use the path pet
+Given 'I use the path {word}' do |suburl|
+  current_exchange.suburl = suburl
+end
+
+# Add a query parameter for http 'get' requests. e.g. will add '?filter_key=filter_value' onto URL
+# @example To create a query for '?status=sold'
+#   And I filter 'status' by 'sold'
+# @example To add a query for 'area' being 'australia' to make a total of '?status=sold&area=austrialia'
+#   And I filter 'area' by 'australia'
+Given 'I filter {string} by {string}' do |filter_key, filter_value|
+  transformed_key = filter_key.to_sym
+  if current_exchange.override_parameters[:q]
+    current_exchange.override_parameters[:q][transformed_key] = filter_value
+  else
+    current_exchange.override_parameters[:q] = { transformed_key => filter_value }
+  end
+end
+
+# Add HTTP header 'header_name' as 'header_value'
+# @example
+#   And I set header 'accept' to 'application/xml'
+Given 'I set header {string} to {string}' do |header_name, header_value|
+  if current_exchange.override_parameters[:params]
+    current_exchange.override_parameters[:params][header_name] = header_value
+  else
+    current_exchange.override_parameters[:params] = { header_name => header_value }
+  end
+end
+
+# Make the API call. This is automatically done when any method extracting a response is made. It can be done
+# explicitly here as it is a meaningful step
+When 'I make the request' do
+  current_exchange.call
+end
+
+# Extract the value from the response that is at the path 'key' and verify it is eq to expected_value
+# @example Assert response body has at the path 'name', the value 'Charlie'
+#   Then it should have the name 'Charlie'
+Then 'it should have the {word} {string}' do |key, expected_value|
+  expect(current_exchange[key]).to eq expected_value
+end
+
+# Extract the value from the response that is at the path 'key_string' and verify it is eq to expected_value
+# Conversion is made on key_string to make it one snake case word
+# @example Assert response body has at the path 'customer_name', the value 'Charlie'
+#   Then it should have the 'customer name' 'Charlie'
+Then 'it should have the {string} {string}' do |key_string, expected_value|
+  key = key_string.tr(' ', '_')
+  actual_value = current_exchange.respond_to?(key) ? current_exchange.send(key) : current_exchange[key]
+  expect(actual_value.to_s).to eq expected_value
+end
+
+# Verify that the HTTP status code is 200..299 and that any defined mandatory elements / mandatory values are as expected
+Then 'it should be successful' do
+  expect(current_exchange).to be_successful
+end